FILE- In this file picture taken on Wednesday, April 8, 2015 Laura Codruta Kovesi the chief prosecutor of Romania's anti-corruption authority, the DNA, speaks during an interview with the Associated Press in Bucharest, Romania. Romania’s organized crime prosecutors’ office said Wednesday, April 6, 2016, two Israeli citizens, Ron Weiner and David Geclowicz, employees of private Israeli intelligence agency Black Cube, have been arrested on suspicion of setting up a criminal group to harass and intimidate Kovesi and people close to her. (AP Photo/Vadim Ghirda, File) (The Associated Press)
BUCHAREST, Romania – Romanian authorities say two Israeli men have been arrested on suspicion that they set up up a criminal group to harass and intimidate the country's chief anti-corruption prosecutor.
The organized crime prosecutors' office, a separate agency, said Wednesday that the suspects are employees of an Israeli company called Black Cube. They are suspected of hacking the emails of people close to anti-graft prosecutor Laura Codruta Kovesi, and of threatening and harassing family members and others close to her.
The office said that the suspected activity took place in March. Kovesi confirmed that there had been "an unsuccessful attempt" to intimidate her but did not elaborate.
The two men, whom prosecutors identified as Ron Weiner and David Geclowicz, were arrested April 3.
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